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r. WILSON'S TURKISH DROPS-IT Is
AZ fact worth snSTtng. and when Known to be re.
few minutes relieve the worst Of Dyspepsia Dsr
rh0a, Colo, Crsmps Cholera Inantum, any disease
sale by druggists generally. 0EEEkAL AGENCY.
3l0 ST. n. w. N7-lms
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Jas.
Gibbons to Nath1 Carusi, lot and part 10, so.
$50; $15, 6e27 ThOs. Kirby to JnO. A. Luttrell,
in trust, sub lots n to SO, So. 779; 8, 2Oe.2 %.
Royal s. Pitcher to D. L Pitcher, hot 265 Union
town; $780, T. S. Pitcher to Louise Pitcher, lots
2t6 and 267, do; $1,000. Madeline V. Dahlgren to
Phillips TO Jno. BrazerOl lot :36, UniOntOwn $780,
A G. Slagle ct al, TO Rebecca NJ. Wtndholz, parts
10 and II, SO. 425; $500. And. P. GLADDEN. to
Julia B. Webb. sub 10, SO. SO6; 81. TBS. James
Gibbons to S. w. Currden ct al, trustees lots to
10. So. $780, $10,6s9.25. Harriet L. Albright to G.
w. Mayo, lots and 10, blk. p, Columbia Heights;
$1,000. l. W. saunders to Lndey FOgg, pit. 8, so.
S. OF 516 81, 74o j. H. Gordon, ct al trustees, TO
Sarah Z. Howard, pit. IL, so. 37s; 5000. Mary A.
Henry to q. E. Raum, pit. "a, So. PA; 5000.
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Unlike other c0coas or chocolatesit is not greasy
and though containing all the nlitriment of the
richest cocoa Oean,i Is prepared that it will not
disturb digestion and makes q delicious table
drink. All druggists and grocers keep it.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule In effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th 1887
until further notice


Leave Washington from station corner q, New y..
For Chicago 100 am and $40 pm. daily. with
through coaches and sle.Tlns ears The am. is
irving in PittsburI at $50 p.m. Chicago next morn
ing at 800 No extra fare is charged this trsnfor
For Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis daily at 4 1,
m and 40 pin., with through coaches and Palace
Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati and ST Louis without
change 3:l5 pm. Is fast limited train 20 Cincinnati
40: St Louis 40 pm. Noextra fare is charged on
For Pittsburx at 10 80 m and 81 Pm daily TO
rf1ittsonrg Cleveland and Detroit with farior aud
For points ON shenandoah Valley Railroad. between
s shenandoah junction and Luray inclusive Bis p. IN.
For lexington and Local Stations. 10 10 am daily.
For Hayre de Grace. Newark. Wilmington and Phis.
ipr SiIm s1 Sim b S pm and 80 pm daily
between Baltimore and Wilmington. 800 am daily.
For Hayre de Grace snseriy and intermediate
Ear s. Baltimore on week days J, 80. $40. ESQ.
train, 800 40 IS, 4ao. $50 4 :so vs.
For Baltimore on Sundays e:3o 7:3o. 30 and
- an 10, l'3o' $780, 43o. 4'4o $3.50. ga
Dor Annapolis $40 and $50 am and IL 10 and
go pm ON SUNDAY 30 am. = 40 p.m.
snS Pm On SUNDAY Dan am and md 80 So 80 .
tan branch 645 am daily. except Sunday S and 80
Sunday Sr principal 4 S
Branch. 10 10 daily. ON sunday stops nj ali
stations For 3althersburg and intermediate points
300 am, 12:30. except Sunday. > 30 and I 20
PM daily. For Bqyd's and intermediate stations 20
pm DAILY; Church train leaves Washington sunday
only at 10 pm, stopping at all stations on Metro
pontsh Branch For Frederick 1910 AIN and 40
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily 30. t:2o an.
From points on Shenandoah Valley RR, Us pm.
daily.
From PHILADELPHIA, Chester. Wilmington and Havrs
DE- ~ "A m a % 10 d.slx
From Hayre de Grace. Singerly and iuterInesiia6
points north of Baltimore. 10 .O0am
From Annapolis, 4 30 and 10 % m and so suh
30 pm sunday 10 30 am, @ % pm.
From Harpers Ferry and Valley RAILROAD. 5 Is p.ul
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points s:o5A m
and 3 Id y. m, daily except sunday.
Trains leave baltimore TOR Washington at 4 O. 30.
80, 900, 300 10 90 aud 10 30 a IL Is. 2:lh
3; ID. 5, 9, $50, 40 3 30 and III 90 y. ma, on
Sundays, 30 8, 05 and 10 m, 70 , Is, Ia
500. 30. As. 80 and Ii 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
except %. 3:15, 4 30 pm
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
OHIO Ticket Office Washington station 6l9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th street where orders
point III the city.
W. NJ CLEMENTS, c. h LORD, q. p A
Manager Baltimore
PERCY q. SMITH Pass'r Washington by
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SELLING Orr,
CLOSING OUT!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST PRICE,

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS
One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value
1910 reduced to ~ New Style Lawns 5. French
Lawns, finest quality, worth 25 reduced to Is.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids,
Checks, Stripes and Fancy Styles; cash value %.
duced to 15 Remnants of Satines; cash value 25
duced to 10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash
value ST. reduced to so cents Fancy Silks cash value
SO, reduced to 37k. Black and colored Albatross.
Elmer than nuns veiling wide double width all pure
WOOL 374 Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide;
cash value 12h, reduced to 8.
Cash Customers who buy s. or over will receive
pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS worth 81
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Manager, Baltimore
PERCY q. SMITH. Pass'r Ag't, WASHINGTON ~.
VIE 'nA PENNsy1y.Nr. Rorrr

oo THE S$SSsS
STEEL hhI sSEHhhaL
Train. leave aHrssT Sh ss az of sixth
r.. p...., and streets, as follows:
Ine daily 1 70 cncan.t and y td na:s
and Buffet Car to st louis daily Except os sstaTsy
Western T.p prsa se9s Gr daily WITH % ssspns
Cars Washington 70 Chicago and ST Louis, and iar-
through sleerers for al and Memphis
rsGi nc. k k.press 1000 daily for httsburs
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 p NJ daily. except saturday. with Palace
For Williamsport. Lock Haven and Elmir.. a. $50
A; NJ daily. except SUNDAY.
For New hIss .0S ~ and ao p .5a a
spnday 800 ao M Zoo ti To- 10 90 and
Can. s:ioA, n ,d.ily, except sunday: and 400
For Bosio Sn Without S51 o
For Brooklyn. n all through trains connect It
ing direct transfer Fulton avoiding double
For ie P5ss seISss SeS hSrs o CITY
2n0 AT, 90 10 90 and II go ? n on SUNDAY,
- NJ Limited soH Express. S S4o ioIo w ssa
days and 400 p. NJ. daily. with Pennsylvania RR
For Baltimore. 6:35.. % 9 900, s;4o o 30 100
ss s 90 a sHO 1000 100 Rop SOP tlo SUM SUM
afo 800 CO s sI 10 20 90 and III III II Zoo +o@
For Popes Greek Line z: rs A NJ and 40 r. M daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis z % AM. 1905. 4 20 and g 90 PM
daily. except sunday Sundays. 300 AN. lilo
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria 200, 6:45, $: 40 o.47 1857 AM.
12;O4 noon, 2:O5. 25. ABS. sol, sos. 1905
and IL 81 Il. NJ. On Sunday ut q 90. 4 40, s:47.
10:57 A.M-2::50, :0l 90. and 10 s05 Pm
: and 4 :35 T. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington, Cos. 90
9:lO, 10: Is, II :O1 AN. l:20, 900, 3:23 $40,
7:05, 9:32 and 10 AZ PM aud IL Is midnight
(except Monday. On Sunday at 90. $40 and
10y An: zoo. 5;1o. 90. e:32, 10 AZ L. NJ and
12:1 ) night
Tickets and information Mt the Office northeast cor
of 18th street and and At the
station, where orders be left for the checsngG
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS E. PUGH, General Manager.
J. R WOOD, Genera Passenger Agent je25
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Anusemenis Tonight.
KERNAS's THEATER.-Comic Opera and Variety.
PANoRAMA BUILDING.-Battle OF Bull Run
ATHLETIC PARK.-ROller Coaster.
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Boys Gray, White. and Bluc Flannel
Shirts, soc. youths, 75c. mems 81 at AuerbachS
Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Machine Rooms,
It'll and II.
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Sales of Real Estate.

Sarah E. Howard has bought for $1,000 of j.
Holdsworth Gordon ct al, trustees, pit. lot II, so.
37s, 17.3 by 600 feet on street. between 9th and
10th streets northwest. G. E Raum, OF California,
has bought OF Mary A. Henry for IS OOO pit. lot 81
so. PA, 13 feet on Nj street and 1877 feet on
Thomas circle.
Harriet l. Albright OF Buffalo, y. Y. has sold to
Geo. W. Mayo, Of Richmond. Va. for s., 900, lots 9
and 10, IN block Il, on Columbia Heights fronting
liz feet Oh the east side OF 18th street extended.
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MANDHELING. JAVA COFFEE. YOU WILL
wi never know what it il to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you have
tried GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell it because of the small profit il affords
Still we have found after several years Uf constant
exper in keeping it regularly in stock that
sales have sufficiently increased than make up
the difference. sales of it having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes an
VIZ That of Offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
roast these goods every day. and frequently twice
day. and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
Lvered TO the customer ELPHONZ0 NOUNGS CO,
42S 9th St. bet ID and E. y6
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
u CAPE MAY. n J4Ae
Beautifully located. within fifty feet OF the :h /
Ocean Strictly first class, containing all modern i'm.
provements, with tire escapes and perfect drainage
my28-2m Proprietccr
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CONTINENTAL.
~ Atlantic ave, between Vermont and Rhode VAA2
Island aves. Full ocean view. p O. Box "A Gi@
myO J. II. HUGILL date of GiiseyS
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS a
q Va. Descriptive pamphlets at Star Office NNao
Rlggs House, Milburn's, 1929 Pa: ave-, and lGihF
my1l-4m
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FINE GROCERIES AT AUCrIoS-It wou,d annear
" " 70 the advantage OF dealers and private buy
eiS 70 attend sale OF groceries to-nOrrow al 10
oeAocA at NO ioO4 18th street. near street north
west as the stock Is represented TO De arye fresh
Az uIst CLASS IN every particular. See OowIin0,s
Aoclon advertisement for particulars
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Drink the ssQueen Of Beers,,
II you want to save doctors bills The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, I2O6 d street northwest.
as cents per dozen. GIN
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO., A. 4
~ Va Fauqnier White Sulphur Springs. vEXA$
sorts viii be open for the reception of guests 1sT
tons can be obtained at Skaters Mineral Water Depot
ScheIler Stevens, cor. 9th and Pa ave- NV II
CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor. r G. BURKE Chief
Clerk, Riggs House, Mgr a.l,t On
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RoBBRRIRs RgPoRTEp-Richard Murphy reports
Snat ne either lost or had stolen from him pocket
oook containing sll5, check for SIS and a pass
on the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
X NJ Dooey, No. COS 18th street, reports the loss
OF pocket-oook containing SS5 or $40. George
u Duuiey, No. 10 l1th street southeast reports
snAt ms house was entered Monday or Tuesday OF
lasl week and robbed OF some old coins a gold
chain and other articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-26

THOSE suffering from odOrOuS perSpiration col
suit Nine. Payne's adj under Professionals.
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FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-,Jas. DeAtley a
young man, was before Judge Smell to-day Charged
with contempt In falling 10 appear as a witness
after having been duly summoned, claimed that
he was sick, but his sickness did not require the
attendance OF physician The judge did not
rne Of 81
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InR MILITARY C0aPANIEs.-At a meeting last
night at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy ard, or the
young gentlemen who recently formed a military
company, under the command OF e apt. H. IT, Bur
rOughs, steps were taken TO complete the organi-
Zatlon III Is proposed 10 name the organization
the "Drum Rifles" IL Cen Drum has no obIection
10 the use OF his na,ne.-The National Fencibles
HAD drill on the street last evening" and at a
meeting held subsequently elected a number or
honorary members.
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kEKSANs THEATER,-There was a large audi.
ence at kernans last night, which evidently en-.
loyed the performance or "BiJou Garlands Birth
DAY Party, and the burlesque OF "Black-Eyed
susan oy the GrleEes Opera Company and Miss
Lisa Weber and her troupe. Miss Weber and Miss
Lucille GrieyeS were quite captivating in the lead
Ing roles, ana good assistance was rendered by
Messrs- Brant, Charlie Banks, Edward Burton and
other members OF the company. The concert in
The garden after the regular performance was
also greatly enjoyed
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Do NOT L URCHAsE "A VAPoR Stove
until you have examined large assortment Of the
Crown Jewel Stove the best in the market with i'm.
provements not in any other stove. full line of
heirlgerators Water Coolers. Freezers &C The only
place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can ue OBJ
tanned
W.. s. jerks CO.
ap21 III 18th stnv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-18

II do not envy q clcrgyman's life a.
m easy life. nor do ! envy the clergy
man who makes Il an easy life. DR..
Samuel Johnson
Andrew d. White has given to
Cornell University his historical library
Of thirty thousand volumes. which cost
more than tl00. 900. --Ithaca IN. ~
Journal.
Hugh Stowell Browns advice 70
Christian students: Young men. take
care that whilst you are putting on tho
old man you do not put on the old
woman!'
The Jesuit order. on the authority
Of one Of its leaders. Is $50 years old,
has furnished 24S saints. 1900 martyrs,
IS Popes. SO Cardinals. 1000 Archbish.
ops. 5000 authors. and now numbers
$500 missionaries.
1t Is announced that q walking
school for young ladies has been opened
in Philadelphia by an English professor
Of the art, who insists upon low-heeled
shoes and proposes to teach his pupils
the genuine English motion"
The religious monthly. the South
ern Erdngeiist. published in Atlanta.
Ca. during the past year. has been
sold by Mr.. w. A. Hemphill to Rev.
Sam w. Small. Mr.. Small has trans
ferred the Evangelist to Nashville,
Tenn. He has changed il to a weekly.
and the first issue under the new man
agement is remarkably bright and
readable. Y. Witness.
A pastor in State adjoining this.
preaching from the text. Beware Of
covetousness. said: Last Sunday
night the collection IN this house
amounted to $50. and the dollar was
thrown in by . Baptist brother from
Richmond. Va. who happened to BE-
here and did not know any better.
The other six hundred Of you dropped
in the eighty cents. Richmond Re-
ligious Herald.
President McCosh. Of Princeton. Is
agitating for correction of the evils
which have grown up about public
college games. He thinks their pres
emit conduct invites jockeying. betting
and drinking, and considers that il Is |
high time to take action If the charac-
ter Of the colleges is to be maintained |
in the view Of parents, and their repu-
tation as places Of high education |!
where cultivated tastes and refined !;
are acquired. -C Christian a !
York. 4
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There was very pretty Young LADY
last summer. who was leading a flnck
Of friends Of her own age over the Lies
Of Shoals. You will remember that
brave John Smith discovered these
isles. which should. by right. have
borne his name; but he was 4 busy aud
restless fellow. who set foot in many
New England hooks. and left his
memory there. as well as in the glades
Of Virginia. On Star Island. the most in
teresting Of the Shoals. some Of the By
gone inhabitants have put up a monu-
ment 70 Captain Smith. The wording
on il Is clumsy and queer. but the kind
" and right feeling makes up for that.
Our accurate Young lady spicd the
monument. and plotted the eyes Of her
party toward il with her parasol
That's Smith," she said.
who's Smith," asked one If the
grown boys. an uncnlightcncd boy he
was. TO be sure.
why. it, the Smith that cut "a
Pocahontas' head she replied. With
extreme distrust for his ignorance.
And the last we heard or them. they
were securing old Gosport for Powha-
tan's house, think il must have bern
this same young lady who answered NJ
examination question concerning tn
cause 81 The Trojan war. hy the pleas
ant information that Hannibal carried
of Helen in wooden horse. Lonis
lniogen Gninry. N Hide dTake.
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Though Polar bears have got the
name Of being untamable brutc~. they
agree very well among themselves A. .
rule. Indeed. the she-bcar i model
mother. kind and sclf-dcnying 70 her
young ones. which she will defend
against every foe to her last breath.
Captivity seems 10 have the effect q
souring their temper At any rate
male and female bear fell out in the
Cologne Geological Gardens ten years
ago. and furious fight cnsucd. The
latter growing exhausted BY the strug-
gle. her opponent dragged her 70 the
large trough In the den and held her
beneath the water till death put an end
10 her suffcrings. There was a terrible
earnestncss in all this which shows
how savagely cruel wild beast 4
when in state Of ungovcrnabIc rage.
Little Folks.
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HUMOROUS.

Yes observed Mrs. Crap. eve
kinder got tired Of gas. and now we re
goin' 70 have the house lit with clan.
destine electric light"
Lord Tennyson persists in his de-
termination 10 write q poem TO the
Battenberg baby. Ii viii probably BE-
a boo-colic production.
--Wife-..You talked in your sleer
last night, John, and you mentioned
mother 5 name" Husband-ssThat 50?
1t must have been that mince-pie / ate
before going to bed. Harpsr's Bazar.
Footprints in Chicago
Great men BY their hives leave footprints
In the sands OF time. we know.
But their marks are slight compared 70
Foot prints IN Chicago snow.
Merchant TrdrcEcr
This country consumed cighty-one
and one-quarter tons Of quininc during
the last year. And yet even that great
dose was not able to keep the country
from shaking. - Boston Post.
She land do you love me,
George?" He "a medical suddenly
'.Yes, from my sixth left rib ..Sirr'
He-sI mean. my dear. from the bot
tom Of my heart - Tid- Bits.
Is this trunk lineP' asked the
Summer girl at the railway station.
= No" replied the ticket agent, lit i
a branch. ..Oh. I'm 50 sorry. for
wanted 70 take four trunks along with
mer'-N Y. Witness.
"A fashionable lady. in Boosting Of
her new .'palatial residence said that
the windows were all Of stained glass.
That's too hadr' cried her mother:
"but won't soap and turpentinc take
the stains out?'--B BOSTON Post.
Mistress and maid. -" Where have
you been Janc?- ave been TO
meeting Of the Girls Friendly Society.
ma'am.' "Wcll, and what did the
lady say to youpr Please, ma am,
she said wasn't to give You warning.
as meant TO. She said that l was to
look upon you as my thorn bear
itr'--London Punch.
Agent SELLING preparation for re
moving stains from clothing) 49," have
got here Servant (who responds
70 the agents ring) Excuse me,
please; but we are in great trouble
here. to-day. The gentleman Of the
house has been blow up in an cxplo-
sion" A." Ha! hurt muchP" s.
!" Blown to atoms. Only grcase-spot
left Of him" A." Ha! Only A grease
spot, you say? Well, here's bottle u
my champion Eradicator which win re-
me n that grease spot in two minutes"
-czaricstca (Ifass) Enterprise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-18


Paul Tilton, son Of Theodore I'll
ton. i making reputation - an artis
In Rome.
Hugh O. Northcote. son % the late
Lord lddeslcigh. q banker in New
York. and = son-in-law Of Hamilton
Fish.
1T Il said that tho papers and MSS,
Of bis father which Colonel Fred Grant
il editing viii make two or three vol.
umes Of the size Of the General
''Memoirs.
A Madrid scholar. Senior Carulla,
who has been for many years at work
on rhymed version Of the Bible, has
completed his task. The work contains
260. 900 verses.
Dwight L. Moody. speaking before
two thousand people in Chicago. sud-
denly broke on with: ''Will the usher
please let in little air? One man has
got to sleep; never can talk while .
man Is asleep"
If you do not read the daily Times
il will cost you three times the time and
wasted time to take the time 10 study
the news in papers that take three times
the time to give the spirit Of the times.
% Sata San. young japanese lady
writer. has been taken on the editorial
staff of one Of the best papers in the
City Of Toxic. This is the first woman
in the kingdom who has be en- admitted
within the circle Of journalism.
Edward Gould. youngest SON OF
Jay Gould. has been taught practical
shorthand writing. type-writing. ETC..
until he is now one Of the most prof.
cient stenographers and type-writers in
the United States.-N. Y. Herald.
Miss Alice J. Shaw is a whistline
soloist who recently gave a perform
ance in Steinway Hall, New York.
Miss Ella Chamberlain is also distin-
guished whistler. and both are public
school teachers and belong to the
Teachers Association Of New York
City.-M Y Tribune.
Mr.. Joseph W. Drexel. who has
retired from business and lives COM
fortably on his accumulated fortune in
New York, began life on salary Of
one dollar week. He spent seventy
five cents Of his first weeks earnings
for box Of water-colors, and now in
later years exercises the same early
taste for pictures as an accomplished
amateur geographically T. Nail.
A literary man says: II have
surely discovered the author Of The
Breadwinners-' 1t is John Hay. as has
been asserted You remember the pc
culiar name Of Oft in the book. Wei,
a mar Of that name appears in the
early chapters Of the life Of Lincoln
which Hay and Nicolay are publishing
in the Century. mentioned the coin
cidence TO one Of the assistant editors
Of the magazine and he admitted. on
being pressed hard. that John Hay
wrote the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. novel. -
Chicago Herald.